Mineral Rural High School - Crusader Yearbook (West Mineral, KS)

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anim, ,Hilary CAM The l9h9-50 junior class stood 21 proud on the bottom rung of the high school ladderin 191-V7-lL8, and they are all still in there, pztting forth blood, sweat, and tears' for that little ribbon-tied scroll. Most capable leaders include President Clarence Creser, Vice-President Gwenith Carlson, Secretary Darlene Scott, and Treasure Mary Alice Smith, ably abetted by sponsor Mrs. Nellie Good. The highlight of the year was the proud presentation of the annual Play, 'The Goof From Gophers Gulch,' starring Betty Yapher, Clarence Creger, Burley Jo Potocnlk, Mary Rose Ledford, Mary Alice Smith, Darlenelhmble, Frankie Joe Palumbo, Audry Hallam, Josie Lee Carplno, and Joanne Cosner. The majority of the girls participated in chorus and drum corps, with members of the band including Joanne Cosner, Shirley Jo Potocnik, Gwenith Carlson, Betty Yapher, Rosemary Lane, and Darlene Scott. Again the pep poured forth from the juniors, with paractlcallyevery girl claiming membership in the pep club,snd cheer leaders from this section being Audry Hallam, Shirley Jo Potocnik, and Joanne Cosner. Audry Hallam took the highstepping honors as Drum Corps Major, ably assisted by Majorettes Gwenith Carlson and Betty Lou Yagher. Popularity took its toll when Ronnie Grubbs and Mary Rose Ledford were selected as candidates for the royal position of King and Queen of The New Crusader. Sonny Smith and Carmen Boccia did the pigskin honors for the group, but due to injury Boccia was forced to drop atheletics during football season. The yearly thrill of everyone's life, that Junior-Senior Banquet, proved to be an even more astounding success than anyone dreamed. . 4 ' e K' 11: 1 K A sir.. mv- ,Q . 2 ? it 0 be , Z' Meera Clarence Crerer Darlene Scott Gwenlth Carlson Mary Alice Smith President Segretary Vice-President Treasurer

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O icero l Jack Ward Katherine Lane Anna Marie Proffitt Chuck Batalia Vice-Pres. Secretary President Treasurer u BZIOAOHQOPQ Cfafnd I M V J . n .1 K Q ff . Q. X - I x Ja-X, f VI' lr JM? 1gLv QQ-V5 ay l f up a t A iw in fir ' ' ' ' ' xftif' ff .. ees. 5 Q- H X as to 6 QW, W , T A ' f M f .H ' 'H JI o ' Z U 2 .irlwforg P- nf Sixteen wonderful little mphiestoddled into high school as young hopefuls just two years ago. Since that time Mardelle Smith has dropped by the way. The backbone of the class included President Anna Marie Proffitt, Vice- presldent Jack Ward, Secretary Katherine Lane, and Treasurer Chuck Eatalia, most capably guided by sponsor Mr. William J. Graver. The class participated widely in music circles, with special applause going to Anna Marie Proffitt and Kathrine Lane, very attractive little major- ettes. Pep poured forth from one little Corrine Wilson as cheerleader. The diamond-crown-and-ermine-robe honers went to Anna Marie Proffitt and Ted Parsons, King and Queen candidates. Some wonderful sportsmen are anticipated from this tiny group if one can judge from Fred Smirl, Ted Parsons, Jack Ward, and Chuck Batalia, who really showed up well in both basketball and football.